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- This invention relates to a storage pouch for plastic bags and the like and, more particularly, to a storage pouch adapted to be worn on a plush animal body.
- plastic bags Prior to the 1980's, paper shopping bags were used for carrying groceries or other purchased goods. In the 1980's, grocery chains began to replace paper shopping bags with plastic bags. The plastic bags have become common for carrying groceries home from the store. While the use of plastic bags has increased in popularity, beyond groceries to virtually any type of purchased goods, disposal of the plastic bags has become of concern. While some bags are made of biodegradable materials, most do not readily decompose. Advantageously, the plastic bags will be reused or recycled.
- any such storage should advantageously allow for ready access to the plastic bags. While one method for doing so is to store numerous plastic bags in another plastic bag, or the like, doing so is unsightly and can overflow.
- the storage pouch disclosed herein provides for environmentally friendly storage of plastic bags for reuse or recycling.
- a storage pouch for use with an animal body comprising a trunk having a waist and a shoulder.
- the storage pouch comprises a generally tubular shape garment comprising a continuous fabric panel defining an interior storage space having a top end opening and a bottom end opening.
- a zippered opening in the panel provides selective access to the storage space.
- a circular waistband is at the top end opening and is receivable on the trunk waist.
- First and second straps each have opposite ends secured to a front and a back of the waistband to suspend the garment from the animal body shoulder.
- a circular cuff is at the bottom end opening.
- a pair of semi-circular fabric pieces is secured to the cuff to provide a slot opening into the storage space. Articles to be stored can be inserted through the zippered opening and withdrawn through the slotted opening.
- a draw cord selectively tightens the waistband about the trunk waist.
- the draw cord may comprise a cord lock stopper.
- the cuff may include a draw cord to selectively close the bottom end opening.
- the draw cord may comprise a cord lock stopper.
- tubular shaped garment comprises a pantaloon and further comprises a second bottom opening, a second circular cuff at the second bottom opening, and a second pair of semi-circular fabric pieces secured to the second circular cuff to provide a second slot opening.
- the fabric panel comprises a cotton or bamboo fabric panel.
- the straps may form an X shape at the back of the waistband.
- draw cord selectively closes the waistband upon removal of the stored receptacle from the animal body.
- the panel may comprise an invisible zipper defining the zippered opening.
- a storage apparatus comprising a plush animal body comprising a trunk having a waist and a shoulder. First and second arms extend outwardly from the shoulder. A head extends upwardly from the shoulder.
- a generally tubular shaped garment comprises a continuous fabric panel defining an interior storage space having a top end opening and a bottom end opening. A zippered opening in the panel provides selective access to the storage space.
- a circular waistband is at the top end opening receivable on the trunk waist.
- First and second straps each have opposite ends secured to a front and back of the waistband to suspend the garment from the plush animal body shoulder.
- a circular cuff is at the bottom end opening.
- a pair of semi-circular fabric pieces is secured to the cuff to provide a slot opening into the storage space. Articles to be stored can be inserted through the zippered opening and withdrawn through the slot opening or the zippered opening.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a storage apparatus comprising a plush animal body and a storage pouch;
- FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of the storage pouch of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view of the storage pouch of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 4 is a bottom view of the storage pouch of FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a circular cuff used on the storage pouch of FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a waistband used on the storage pouch of FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 7 is a front perspective view illustrating an interior space of the storage pouch of FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 8 is a front perspective view of an alternative storage pouch in the form of a storage pantaloon
- FIG. 9 is a rear elevation view of the storage pantaloon of FIG. 8 ;
- FIG. 10 is a rear view of the plush animal body.
- a storage apparatus 10 comprises a plush animal body 12 and a storage pouch 14 .
- the storage apparatus 10 provides for environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing storage of plastic bags for reuse or recycling, and allows for easy dispensing of the bags.
- the storage apparatus 10 is not limited to use in connection with storage of plastic bags.
- the plush animal body 12 comprises a trunk 16 having a waist 18 and a shoulder 20 .
- a head 22 extends upwardly from the shoulder 20 .
- First and second arms 24 and 26 extend outwardly from the shoulder 20 .
- the arms 24 and 26 widen at an upper end 28 and 30 , respectively, for holding the storage pouch 14 , as discussed below.
- a hook 32 see FIG. 10 , may be secured onto the back of the head 22 to hang the storage apparatus 10 .
- the plush animal body 12 may include a sound module box (not shown) received in a pocket 33 , see FIG. 10 , to record and/or play back audio, as is known.
- the plush animal body 12 may take any known form such as a dog, cat or other animal, mascot, or even a human, as necessary or desired.
- the invention is not limited to any particular form of plush animal body, but rather the use of a storage pouch adapted to be received and held onto the animal body as part of a storage apparatus as described herein.
- the animal body comprises a plush animal body, the animal body could be of various different materials and constructions.
- the pouch 14 is in the form of a generally tubular shaped garment 34 comprising a continuous fabric panel 36 defining an interior storage space 38 , see also FIG. 7 , having a top end opening 40 and a bottom end opening 42 .
- a zippered opening 44 in the panel 36 provides selective access to the storage space 38 .
- a conventional invisible zipper 46 selectively closes the zippered opening 44 .
- a circular waistband 48 is sewn at the top opening 40 of the panel 36 .
- the waistband 48 is of a size to be received on the trunk waist 18 , see FIG. 1 .
- a first strap 50 has a first end 52 sewn to a front of the waistband 48 and a second end 54 sewn to a rear of the waistband 48 .
- a second strap 56 has a first end 58 sewn to the front of the waistband 48 and a second end 60 sewn to the rear of the waistband 48 .
- the straps 50 and 56 cross proximate the second ends 54 and 60 to form an X shape, similar to conventional suspenders.
- the straps 50 and 56 are receivable on the plush animal body shoulder 20 , as shown in FIG. 1 .
- the arm wider upper ends 30 and 28 serve to prevent the straps 50 and 56 , respectively, from falling off of the shoulder 20 .
- a circular cuff 62 is secured to the panel 36 at the bottom end opening 42 .
- a pair of semi-circular fabric pieces 64 and 66 is secured to the cuff 60 to provide a slot opening 68 into the storage space 38 .
- the fabric pieces 64 and 66 are slightly larger than an exact semi-circle to provide an overlapping region 70 .
- a first draw cord 72 extends through the waistband 48 to selectively tighten the waistband 48 around the waist 18 .
- a cord lock stopper 74 of any known design is used to restrain the first draw cord 72 to maintain a desired size of the waistband 48 .
- a second draw cord 76 extends through the cuff 62 and includes a second cord lock stopper 78 .
- the second draw cord 76 is used to selectively close the bottom end opening 42 .
- the pouch 14 is about twenty-seven inches in height from the top of the straps 50 and 52 to the cuff 62 .
- the waistband 48 is about twenty-two inches around and two inches in height.
- the panel 36 is about nineteen inches in height with a thirteen inch invisible zipper 46 .
- the cuff 62 provides a bottom opening of about five inches in diameter. As is apparent, these dimensions are intended for illustration and are not intended to limit the invention.
- the garment 34 may be formed of a cotton sateen fabric, a bamboo fabric or could be other types of fabric, as desired.
- the pouch 14 is fitted on the plush animal body 12 , as shown in FIG. 1 .
- the assembled storage apparatus 10 can be hung using the hook 32 .
- the storage pouch 14 is designed to make it easy to store plastic bags, or the like, for recycling, by opening up the invisible zipper 46 for insertion through the zippered opening 44 , see FIG. 7 , into the storage space 38 .
- the bags can be dispensed by pulling the plastic bags through the open bottom slot 68 , see also FIG. 4 .
- the second draw cord 76 can be used to close off the bottom opening 42 for more permanent storage without dispensing.
- the first draw cord 72 can be used to close the top opening 40 so that the pouch 14 can be used as a garment laundry bag for washing and drying delicate items.
- a pouch 114 according to an alternative embodiment of the invention is illustrated.
- the pouch 114 is adapted as a pantaloon garment 134 for use with a male plush animal body.
- the pantaloon pouch 114 is similar to the pouch 14 , discussed above. As a result, similar numbering is used except being in a 100 series. Therefore, the items are not described in detail herein to the extent that they are similar.
- the panel 136 includes two bottom openings 142 A and 142 B, each closed by a cuff 162 A and 162 B, respectively.
- Each of the cuffs 162 A and 162 B includes semi-circular panels similar to that shown in FIG. 4 .
- each of the cuffs 162 A and 162 B includes a draw cord and cord lock stopper, similar to that discussed relative to the pouch 14 .
- the recyclable bags or the like can be dispensed through either bottom opening 142 A or 142 B
- pantaloon pouch 114 usage of the pantaloon pouch 114 is similar to that with the pouch 114 , discussed above.
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- This application claims priority of provisional application No. 61/821,860, filed May 10, 2013.
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- This invention relates to a storage pouch for plastic bags and the like and, more particularly, to a storage pouch adapted to be worn on a plush animal body.
- Prior to the 1980's, paper shopping bags were used for carrying groceries or other purchased goods. In the 1980's, grocery chains began to replace paper shopping bags with plastic bags. The plastic bags have become common for carrying groceries home from the store. While the use of plastic bags has increased in popularity, beyond groceries to virtually any type of purchased goods, disposal of the plastic bags has become of concern. While some bags are made of biodegradable materials, most do not readily decompose. Advantageously, the plastic bags will be reused or recycled.
- Prior to reuse or recycling, a consumer may need to store the plastic bags for some period of time. Also, if the bags will be reused, any such storage should advantageously allow for ready access to the plastic bags. While one method for doing so is to store numerous plastic bags in another plastic bag, or the like, doing so is unsightly and can overflow.
- The storage pouch disclosed herein provides for environmentally friendly storage of plastic bags for reuse or recycling.
- In accordance with one aspect of the invention, there is disclosed a storage pouch for use with an animal body comprising a trunk having a waist and a shoulder. The storage pouch comprises a generally tubular shape garment comprising a continuous fabric panel defining an interior storage space having a top end opening and a bottom end opening. A zippered opening in the panel provides selective access to the storage space. A circular waistband is at the top end opening and is receivable on the trunk waist. First and second straps each have opposite ends secured to a front and a back of the waistband to suspend the garment from the animal body shoulder. A circular cuff is at the bottom end opening. A pair of semi-circular fabric pieces is secured to the cuff to provide a slot opening into the storage space. Articles to be stored can be inserted through the zippered opening and withdrawn through the slotted opening.
- It is a feature that a draw cord selectively tightens the waistband about the trunk waist. The draw cord may comprise a cord lock stopper.
- It is another feature that the cuff may include a draw cord to selectively close the bottom end opening. The draw cord may comprise a cord lock stopper.
- It is a further feature that the tubular shaped garment comprises a pantaloon and further comprises a second bottom opening, a second circular cuff at the second bottom opening, and a second pair of semi-circular fabric pieces secured to the second circular cuff to provide a second slot opening.
- It is a further feature that the fabric panel comprises a cotton or bamboo fabric panel.
- It is yet another feature that the straps may form an X shape at the back of the waistband.
- It is yet a further feature that the draw cord selectively closes the waistband upon removal of the stored receptacle from the animal body.
- It is yet an additional feature that the panel may comprise an invisible zipper defining the zippered opening.
- There is disclosed in accordance with another aspect of the invention a storage apparatus comprising a plush animal body comprising a trunk having a waist and a shoulder. First and second arms extend outwardly from the shoulder. A head extends upwardly from the shoulder. A generally tubular shaped garment comprises a continuous fabric panel defining an interior storage space having a top end opening and a bottom end opening. A zippered opening in the panel provides selective access to the storage space. A circular waistband is at the top end opening receivable on the trunk waist. First and second straps each have opposite ends secured to a front and back of the waistband to suspend the garment from the plush animal body shoulder. A circular cuff is at the bottom end opening. A pair of semi-circular fabric pieces is secured to the cuff to provide a slot opening into the storage space. Articles to be stored can be inserted through the zippered opening and withdrawn through the slot opening or the zippered opening.
- Other features and advantages will be apparent from a review of the entire specification, including the appended claims and drawings.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a storage apparatus comprising a plush animal body and a storage pouch; -
FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of the storage pouch ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is a rear elevation view of the storage pouch ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 4 is a bottom view of the storage pouch ofFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a circular cuff used on the storage pouch ofFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a waistband used on the storage pouch ofFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 7 is a front perspective view illustrating an interior space of the storage pouch ofFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 8 is a front perspective view of an alternative storage pouch in the form of a storage pantaloon; -
FIG. 9 is a rear elevation view of the storage pantaloon ofFIG. 8 ; and -
FIG. 10 is a rear view of the plush animal body. - Referring initially to
FIG. 1 , astorage apparatus 10 comprises aplush animal body 12 and astorage pouch 14. Thestorage apparatus 10 provides for environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing storage of plastic bags for reuse or recycling, and allows for easy dispensing of the bags. However, thestorage apparatus 10 is not limited to use in connection with storage of plastic bags. - The
plush animal body 12 comprises atrunk 16 having awaist 18 and ashoulder 20. Ahead 22 extends upwardly from theshoulder 20. First andsecond arms shoulder 20. Thearms upper end storage pouch 14, as discussed below. Ahook 32, seeFIG. 10 , may be secured onto the back of thehead 22 to hang thestorage apparatus 10. Theplush animal body 12 may include a sound module box (not shown) received in apocket 33, seeFIG. 10 , to record and/or play back audio, as is known. - The
plush animal body 12 may take any known form such as a dog, cat or other animal, mascot, or even a human, as necessary or desired. The invention is not limited to any particular form of plush animal body, but rather the use of a storage pouch adapted to be received and held onto the animal body as part of a storage apparatus as described herein. Likewise, while the animal body comprises a plush animal body, the animal body could be of various different materials and constructions. - Referring to
FIGS. 2-6 , thepouch 14 is in the form of a generally tubular shapedgarment 34 comprising acontinuous fabric panel 36 defining aninterior storage space 38, see alsoFIG. 7 , having a top end opening 40 and abottom end opening 42. Azippered opening 44 in thepanel 36 provides selective access to thestorage space 38. A conventionalinvisible zipper 46 selectively closes thezippered opening 44. Acircular waistband 48, see alsoFIG. 6 , is sewn at thetop opening 40 of thepanel 36. Thewaistband 48 is of a size to be received on thetrunk waist 18, seeFIG. 1 . - A
first strap 50 has a first end 52 sewn to a front of thewaistband 48 and asecond end 54 sewn to a rear of thewaistband 48. Asecond strap 56 has a first end 58 sewn to the front of thewaistband 48 and asecond end 60 sewn to the rear of thewaistband 48. In the illustrated embodiment, thestraps straps animal body shoulder 20, as shown inFIG. 1 . The arm wider upper ends 30 and 28 serve to prevent thestraps shoulder 20. - A
circular cuff 62, seeFIGS. 4 and 5 , is secured to thepanel 36 at thebottom end opening 42. A pair ofsemi-circular fabric pieces cuff 60 to provide aslot opening 68 into thestorage space 38. Particularly, thefabric pieces overlapping region 70. - Referring to
FIG. 7 , a first draw cord 72 extends through thewaistband 48 to selectively tighten thewaistband 48 around thewaist 18. A cord lock stopper 74 of any known design is used to restrain the first draw cord 72 to maintain a desired size of thewaistband 48. - A
second draw cord 76 extends through thecuff 62 and includes a second cord lock stopper 78. Thesecond draw cord 76 is used to selectively close thebottom end opening 42. - In an exemplary embodiment, the
pouch 14 is about twenty-seven inches in height from the top of thestraps 50 and 52 to thecuff 62. Thewaistband 48 is about twenty-two inches around and two inches in height. Thepanel 36 is about nineteen inches in height with a thirteen inchinvisible zipper 46. Thecuff 62 provides a bottom opening of about five inches in diameter. As is apparent, these dimensions are intended for illustration and are not intended to limit the invention. Thegarment 34 may be formed of a cotton sateen fabric, a bamboo fabric or could be other types of fabric, as desired. - In usage, the
pouch 14 is fitted on theplush animal body 12, as shown inFIG. 1 . The assembledstorage apparatus 10 can be hung using thehook 32. - The
storage pouch 14 is designed to make it easy to store plastic bags, or the like, for recycling, by opening up theinvisible zipper 46 for insertion through thezippered opening 44, seeFIG. 7 , into thestorage space 38. The bags can be dispensed by pulling the plastic bags through theopen bottom slot 68, see alsoFIG. 4 . Additionally, thesecond draw cord 76 can be used to close off thebottom opening 42 for more permanent storage without dispensing. Likewise, by removing thepouch 14 from theplush animal body 12, the first draw cord 72 can be used to close thetop opening 40 so that thepouch 14 can be used as a garment laundry bag for washing and drying delicate items. - Referring to
FIGS. 8 and 9 , apouch 114 according to an alternative embodiment of the invention is illustrated. In this embodiment, thepouch 114 is adapted as apantaloon garment 134 for use with a male plush animal body. In general, thepantaloon pouch 114 is similar to thepouch 14, discussed above. As a result, similar numbering is used except being in a 100 series. Therefore, the items are not described in detail herein to the extent that they are similar. - The principal difference with the
pantaloon garment 134 is that thepanel 136 includes twobottom openings 142A and 142B, each closed by acuff 162A and 162B, respectively. Each of thecuffs 162A and 162B includes semi-circular panels similar to that shown inFIG. 4 . Likewise, each of thecuffs 162A and 162B includes a draw cord and cord lock stopper, similar to that discussed relative to thepouch 14. As such, the recyclable bags or the like can be dispensed through eitherbottom opening 142A or 142B - In all other respects, usage of the
pantaloon pouch 114 is similar to that with thepouch 114, discussed above. - It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that there are many possible modifications to be made to the specific forms of the features and components of the disclosed embodiments while keeping within the spirit of the concepts disclosed herein. Accordingly, no limitations to the specific forms of the embodiments disclosed herein should be read into the claims unless expressly recited in the claims. Although a few embodiments have been described in detail above, other modifications are possible.
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